Avis clients sur Adobe Creative Cloud Express

ce logiciel fait du tout tres simple à utiliser

le cout de ce logiciel est selon moi eleve

Des modèles à disposition, un prix resonable et assez intuitive

Le montage vidéo est un logiciel très lent pour le téléchargement final de la vidéo

Le produit est très facile et simple à utiliser les rendus sont aussi très clair et propre

Pas vraiment d'aspect que j'ai moins apprécié

La possibilité de vérifier les logiciels à jour ou non, de partager des docs...

Pas d'inconvénients notable si ce n'est le lancement par défaut avec la session qui ralenti parfois le démarrage du poste.

cree facilement des vedio et meme des site web et des creation graqhique avec une seul aplication .

Les publiciter son beaucoup tro nombreuse des foix

Simple d'utilisation, pratique, bon rapport qualité prix

Manque de fonctionnalité sur certains points comme la retouche manque de luminosité

J’apprécie que la logique du logiciel soit la même pour tous. Cela permet de prendre facilement en main les différents logiciel. Déplus la fonction pour partager ses projets et très utiles pour avancer rapidement

Je n’ai pas trouver de points faibles pour l’instant…

La simplicité de mise en place dans l'entreprise et la complémentarité avec les autres outils

Aucun, j'apprécie utiliser l'outil (ou peut-être juste le support client pas toujours réactif)

Adobe Spark has a range of functionality for design. From infographics to web pages, digital portfolios, slideshow videos and social media posts. All of these elements are fantastic for building assets for education and for student demonstration of knowledge.

When adding assets to a Spark webpage that are designed in Spark, you must first download the item as an image (infographics, social media posts, menus, posters, etc) before adding them to the Adobe Spark webpage. If it had a drag and drop function it would be very convenient.

I love that Adobe has sectioned off every possible asset a creative may need within different apps. If you’re working within different parts of the industry, you can prioritize which apps can be more of use than others. It’s necessary to have Adobe Creative Suite knowledge for a majority of creative fields these days.

I dislike that I can’t pick and choose which apps I’d like to use beyond a specific payment tier. For example. The first tier might only include Lightroom, express, and photoshop but once you his the second, you have to invest in basically the remainder of the applications. ALSO IF YOU TRY TO CANCEL EARLY ADOBE WILL CHARGE YOU FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE TIME NOT USED FOR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.ITS LIKE YOURE LOCKED INTO A ONE YEAR CONTRACT EACH YEAR. IVE ONLY SEEN A SIMILAR MODEL DONE WITH GYM MEMBERSHIPS SO BEWARE BECAUSE I CAN GET EXPENSIVE IN THE LONG RUN.

It was very easy to use during prior to my workspace "becoming established." Other

Adobe Spark initially allowed me to create randomly generated multiple photo collages (which I could upload the photos all at once) for social media posting. This took me less than a minute. I used Spark to put together collages with 10-14 photos weekly for about six weeks. This I learned is available as a website promotion only (https://www.adobe.com/express/create/photo-collage "Design your free collage now"), since randomly generated multiple photo upload collages are not available for established users of Spark once your "desktop is established" according to the Adobe Spark Insiders FB Group. Now every photo must be uploaded individually, and there is no template to randomly generate a collage with pictures of different sizes/aspects, taking more than 15 minutes to do the exact thing I was previously doing in under one. This feature is the reason why I started using Spark. This style template for uploading multiple photos at once to create a random collage should be available to "established users of Spark." I will be finding another platform to use until this tease feature is an actual feature for people that actually commit to using Spark.

Wide range of tools: Adobe Creative Cloud offers a comprehensive suite of design, video editing, web development, and other creative tools, providing a one-stop solution for many design needs.Familiarity: Adobe Creative Cloud has been around for decades and is widely used across industries, making it a familiar and trusted choice for many designers and creatives.Integration: Adobe Creative Cloud apps seamlessly integrate with each other, as well as with other popular tools such as Sketch, Figma, and InVision.Customization: Adobe Creative Cloud offers a high degree of customization and flexibility, with extensive options for presets, plugins, and user interface customization.Collaboration: Adobe Creative Cloud includes tools for real-time collaboration, allowing multiple users to work on the same project simultaneously, which can be particularly beneficial for remote teams.Overall, Adobe Creative Cloud is a powerful and versatile suite of tools that provides a wide range of options for designers and creatives.

Cost: Adobe Creative Cloud can be expensive, especially for individual users who may not need all of the software applications included in the suite.Complexity: Some users find Adobe Creative Cloud to be complex and overwhelming, with a steep learning curve for some of the more advanced features.Performance: Some users have reported performance issues with certain Adobe Creative Cloud apps, particularly when working with large files or running multiple applications simultaneously.Subscription model: Adobe Creative Cloud is only available through a subscription model, which can be a disadvantage for users who prefer to purchase software outright or have concerns about long-term costs.Mobile functionality: While some Adobe Creative Cloud apps are available for mobile devices, the mobile versions are often less powerful than the desktop versions and may not be suitable for complex design tasks.Overall, while Adobe Creative Cloud is a powerful and versatile suite of tools, it may not be the best fit for every user due to cost, complexity, or other factors.

the ease of finding everything in one place, without much effort.

could provide some more functions for free, for new users to test.

I liked the amount of programs included in this suite. PDF editing and Image editing are great!

A little difficult to navigate. Sometimes hard to find what I'm looking for from the main page of the suite.

background removal and the freedom that the person has to move and rotate the image

it was part of the app having a lot of information on the screen at the same time

I like how it can save my progress in various Adobe applications.

What I liked least about this software is that it can sometimes duplicate files.

The customizable branding, the templates, and how much I can do with images.

I already pay for Adobe reader. Not that I pay an arm and a leg, but I would think I would get access to all of it's products once I paid for the service. However I do understand their position. The application does do a LOT. I see why you need to pay a premium to use all it's features.

The graphic themes, icons, photos, font styles, colors and other faults are to be congratulated very well

App has a bit of instability (bug) of not saving the design among other basic and things to be improved

Adobe Spark allows me to create easily all kinds of projects, like web pages, flyers, slides, banners, videos, and much more. It's accessible from any device PC, Chromebook, and even your mobile phone. It already has a lot of beautiful premade designs and templates, The best part is that lets you share them directly on any social media with a predetermined size for better quality. With the free trial app, anyone can download it and use it for free.

It's not very detailed for video editing but is very easy to make short videos with pictures and subtitles.

Adobe Spark has been instrumental lately in the graphic design I've needed for my newer website. I've been designing a 90's style theme for an education business and have needed social media updates and designs as well as graphic elements to add to my website and advertising for my website. Adobe as always hits the mark with beautiful designs and templates, stock photos, and ideas that can be edited nicely as well.

The only con is that also like other Adobe products, there is a learning curve, although much less of one with this particular product than with what I've seen in Illustrator, for example.

Quick and easy way to brand a business!!

The instructional video lasted a to long

Adobe Spark is one of my "go to" programs for all of my graphic design needs related to my freelance graphic design business "Detailed Design by Ash". It's icon library without a doubt has one of the largest available free icon options that I have seen in any program similar. You can search almost anything and find numerous icons related to your subject. This definitely comes in handy during projects such as logo design. I have the program in app form on my Android smartphone and found it by chance through the play store. This means that I can do any design project that comes up using only my mobile phone. Another great quality is that their free version is extremely versatile and contains pretty much everything that I needed before I ever purchased a subscription or paid for anything. I was able to create graphic designs for my business straight from my phone without having to spend a dime. They also usually offer a 1 to 2 month free trial when you subscribe, which was an excellent bonus when I began my subscription with them.

Although the program is amazing there are a few features that I feel could be improved upon. Although their icon library is extensive, their font library is not. Up until recently purchasing a subscription, I used the free app version on my phone and sometimes could not complete projects, or only use some of their features for part of my design due to their very minimal selection of available fonts. Also, the "help" area of the app could most definitely be improved upon. When trying to figure out how to achieve some designs, even after looking through the help section that was available, I was still at a loss at how to complete a certain task. I would suggest having a larger section of "how-to's" in order to make navigating the program, especially for those that are just discovering it, a much easier process. Lastly, I would encourage them to advertise that there is a desktop version available. I used the mobile app without realizing that I could also use my laptop in the process of design because I had no idea that there was a desktop version at all.

Adobe Spark allows me to easily create graphics for my clients on a daily basis. I can easily login on my desktop or my phone and access my recent projects or create a new one. The platform is extremely easy to use and straight forward. It also provides free images and graphics to use for businesses if we cannot find anything in stock imaging. Another nice feature is that it can help give examples of projects if you are lacking any inspiration!

Since Adobe Spark is so user friendly, you cannot accomplish extremely fine details that can be done in programs like Photoshop. But if you are using this software on a daily basis, this is not an issue at all. To get around this issue, you can always create a detailed graphic in an expensive program and then move it to Adobe Spark in order to accomplish more user friendly adaptations such as adding text or photo edits.

I tried this software out years ago when it first became available. At the time, it had its easy-to-use features, but it was lacking in features compared to other competitors. Fast-forward to today and almost everything has changed for the better. Spark (now Creative Cloud Express) offers features similar to Canva and Photoshop blended together. Like Canva, Express now has a paid version with extra features, they have templates and premium (like Canva again), a super-easy way to resize and remove backgrounds.

Unlike Canva and other programs similar, Express offers features that are like Photoshop, most notably, the layers feature. You can now see the layers that compose your design, only, it's significantly easier to use than the Photoshop program.

There's also a button where you can press to change the design style of the font, and it takes you through numerous style types with a simple click. Also as an upside, you can also see a font preview of your specific text to see what it would look like as opposed to clicking through a bunch of fonts to see which looks best--definitely a time-saving feature.

Also, you can change out certain elements like lines with a simple click versus Canva and other design programs where you have to search out the elements and drag them to the photo. This is another huge win for Express.

I don't like that there aren't as many illustrations and supplemental designs available to use (even with premium). Meaning, adding in vectors like animals, flower wreaths, etc. This is a huge issue in my opinion and why I'm still stuck on Canva for most designs.

What I love most Adobe Creative Cloud Express is that it is easy to use with its drag-and-drop interface, has a huge range of features for pretty much all of my designing needs from a massive library of templates to fonts to website design. And its seamless integration with other Adobe products makes it super easy to create high-quality designs.

Honestly, I haven't found a single aspect of Cloud Express that I haven't liked. It's been an absolutely great tool to use and I look forward to seeing where it goes.